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Nine former FBI agents file lawsuit against Justice Department over alleged wrongful termination

Nine former FBI agents have sued the Justice Department, alleging wrongful termination linked to their investigation of President Trump in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. Their attorneys argue that the firings were unjust and motivated by their involvement in the investigation.

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Nine former FBI agents filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department on October 15, 2026, claiming they were wrongfully terminated due to their involvement in the investigation of President Trump's handling of documents at Mar-a-Lago. The attorneys representing the agents stated that their dismissals were a direct result of their work on the investigation, asserting that their 'fate was sealed by virtue of simply having worked on an investigation into Trump’s wrongdoing.' The lawsuit highlights concerns regarding the motivations behind their firings and seeks redress for what they describe as unjust actions by the Justice Department.

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9 former FBI agents sue, saying they were wrongly fired over Mar-a-Lago case

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